J9 was first identified July 20, 2011 at Manta Heaven by Scott Blain.
She was curious and mustered up the nerve to dart past the camera and lights on her first encounter with the cameraman’s bubbles. She squirmed a little trying to stay brave but eventually took off. J9 has been seen a handful of times at Manta Heaven since her identification and every time she remained in the shadows around the campfire.
J9 is named after our dear friend Janine Maira, a local boat captain, scuba instructor, mother to twins, and manta enthusiast.
J9 Ray
J9 Ray
J9 Ray
J9 Ray
J9 Ray is missing her left cephalic fin
WINGSPAN 12-14 feet
GENDER Female
SPECIES Mobula Alfredi (reef)
WINGSPAN 6-8 feet
GENDER Male
SPECIES Mobula Alfredi (reef)
WINGSPAN 6-8 feet
GENDER Male
SPECIES Mobula Alfredi (reef)
GENDER Male
SPECIES Mobula Alfredi (reef)
WINGSPAN 7-8 feet
GENDER Male
SPECIES Mobula Alfredi (reef)
WINGSPAN 3-4 feet
GENDER Male
SPECIES Mobula Alfredi (reef)
WINGSPAN 5-6 feet
GENDER Male
SPECIES Mobula Alfredi (reef)
WINGSPAN 5 feet
GENDER Female
SPECIES Mobula Alfredi (reef)
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